Relma
Supplies bookbinding, leatherworking and footwear materials to luxury craft and packaging sectors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Relma
RELMA supplies leather, marbled and specialty papers, bookbinding cloth, equipment and binding screws. Its products serve bookbinding and publishing, leather goods, luxury footwear, packaging and lifestyle sectors.
RELMA operates a Paris retail shop. The registry records its founding in 1955 and its headquarters in Paris, France; the company page also identifies Guyard, Chesneau & Cie, a tannery founded in 1927.
Product: Leather, specialty papers, bookbinding cloth and related materials and equipment.
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